PG1ARCHERY 30 Inch Carbon Arrows with 4 Inch Shield Turkey Feathers Fletching & Removable Points Tips for Archery Hunting Practice Targeting, 6 Pack

Ok, so here is the most honest review I can provide. These arrows are NOT worth the money. I shoot a 40# recurve and a 45# long bow. Due to the low draw weight, I usually use 500 spine 29” arrows. I bought these 30” arrows for backyard shooting. They are made of heavy poor quality “carbon” and flex like they are 600-700 spine. I have ordered other cheap arrows for the same recreational purpose that perform far better. I would say that it is better to spend a bit more and buy arrows that fly better or buy cheaper arrows elsewhere that also perform better.

I’m not a master archer, I consider myself a novice. Do I recommend these arrows, yes I highly do if you’re a novice. These arrows feel nice, they aren’t high end but they definitely do the job. They might need a little love and glue but for the cost I’m definitely satisfied. I ruined an arrow but I vouch that these are great arrows !

These carbon arrows have real feather fletching dyed in a purple/dark pink camo pattern. The arrows shoot well using a re-curve long bow (35 lb). Tips screw on easily and appear well weighed and of good quality. No problem removing arrows from target or hay bale.Fletching color makes them easier to see shooting outdoors. However all three fletchings are the same so it does take a moment to eyeball which direction to lay arrow on bowstring. Arrow end notch was well fastened & fits bowstrings well (12 & 14 strand bowstrings tested).Very attractive unique arrows. The six arrows in the set came well packaged with styrofoam spacers. The tips came packaged in a separate small bag.Arrow shaft was straight and arrows shot straight right out of the package. All six arrows arrived in good shape with no problems & no lemons. Recommend these arrows as reasonably priced quality product. Other fletching colors are available as well.

I’m not at all impressed. Two of the six arrows in this pack lost two of their feathers (each) the very first time they were shot. The fletching is glued to the shaft very flimsy. Two of the arrows - one of the ones which lost fletching and another one which didn’t - had the insert at the head end of the shaft come out and stay buried in the target. I’m not talking the threaded head (those also don’t stay tight), I’m talking the whole insert the head screws into came out.Shot these arrows in a backyard target at 35-40 feet with my wife exactly ONCE. Meaning one session of shooting. We’re already down to 3 usable arrows out of 6.Would not recommend. Cheap, poorly made product. JMO

I bought these to go with my Mandarin Duck #40 pound recurve bow. The bow itself is great and shoots very smoothly. The arrows however, don't fly straight. I was still hitting my target where I wanted due to the great performance of my bow. The arrows themselves would strike at times at an angle into the target.Once, I tried a friends arrows and saw that those were flying straight with no wobble, it is then that I realized that these were inferior quality.The one good thing I do have to say is these are very durable arrows. After hitting the ground several times and sometimes even rocks, the fletching and shaft have remained solid.

Tried these on my compound bow, pulling about 65 lbs. no odd color fletching, a bit annoying after awhile. Fletching are not very strong, destroyed one the time it was with another arrow. Had arrows just fling off to the left for some reason, which didn’t occur a single time when I shot another set of arrows with the same setup. Not bad, but not awesome arrows either.

I needed some new feather arrows for a horse bow, and these seemed to be a great value for the price. These arrows came straight, are very attractive, and shoot pretty consistently, but there were a few minor issues: A few of the fletchings weren't fully glued down, and the plastic rings that protect the leading tips of the feathers do fray and slip easily--I fixed this with a little tape, which also resulted in a smoother release as the rings were catching a bit on the bow. The tips are extremely sharp for field points, and punched through my wooden backstop (at 35lbs draw weight). The finish on the shafts is a matte black that picks up dust and dirt and scuffs, so long-term wear might be a concern. Otherwise, so far they've taken some abuse, with only minor damage to show for it. Not at all bad for practice arrows.

I love these arrows! Note that all the fletchings are the same, so you have to take a second to figure out which way to load the arrow. I would have preferred one feather different for easy loading.